... merging into con tinuons roar. This lasted through Wednesday night til Friday morning. The thundering was heard throughout the Caribbean Sea. The eruption began on Wednesday. Huge clouds, in dark dense columns, charred with Vulcanic matter, roee to a height ...

... by mighty upheaval fa the far away past, the West Indian Wands had been throat through the shimmering plain of the sunny Caribbean tows sport of Nature. a generous mood bestowed her favours upon them with a lavish hand, and for the most part she continues ...

... some mighty upheaval in the faraway past, the West Indian Islands had been thrust through the shimmering plain of the sunny Caribbean to be the sport of Nature. In generous mood she bestowed her favours upon them with a lavish hand, and for the most part ...

... 1002. ward Islands. That, be said, represented what geologist* called the volcanic fissure of the Caribbee Islands, and the Caribbean Sea, which lies off the west, was a great depression, where the earth's crust bad sunk in to a depth of several miles in ...

... unhappily, a matter of uncertainty, would invest with a peculiar interest all facts :elating to the cataclysmic horror in the Caribbean Sea. In these islands we live in happy ignorance of the earth-tremors which periodically shower terror and destruction on ...

... natural forces, has come to us this week from the West Indies. Thbkb, in the summer of the world,* tbe pleasant islets of the Caribbean Sea, glowing with greenery and gorgeous floriferousnoss, and swept perennially tlio balmiest of breezes. Hut over ml these ...

... connection with the West Indian disasters: It to be deplored that scientific men do not study more the lands round the Caribbean Sea. That splendid country is doomed soon to disappear.' Co-operators and Canadian Cattle.—At Exeter yesterday at the meeting ...

... Southampton dark with winter fog and beset with winter frost, and after some tourteen days were steaming south over the blue Caribbean, close to inland coasts which were, for those of us who were new to the Antilles, miracles of loveliness. o:can and sky were ...

... forces, has come to us this week from the West Indies. Therr. in tho summer of tho world, lie the pleasant ialot* of the Caribbean Sea. glowing with greenery and gorgeous florifemusiieaa, and swept perennially the balmiest brecxca. Hut over ail these fertile ...

... forms has come to us this week from the Wait Indies. THERE, in the summer of the world, lie the pleasant islets of the Caribbean Sea, glowing with greenery and gorgeous florifurousuess, and swept perennially by the balmiest of breezes. But over all these ...

... opening of tbe war with Spain and of the placing commission of the St. Paul as United States warship. It was given the Society Caribbean,;! club consisting the correspondents who participated in the campaign of Cuba and Porto Rico. uniquo feature ot the banquet ...

... bodies have been found and buried, it is too probable that his estimate within the mark. All the best sugar estates in the Caribbean are devastated and the cattle dead; 160 persons, of whom six may recover, have been sent to the Hospital Georgetown. The ...